It’s tax season again and if you’re expecting a tax refund you’ll probably want to get your hands on it as soon as possible.
In the past, taxpayers had to wait weeks upon weeks to receive a paper refund check from the IRS, but people sought a faster alternative.
The answer for millions has been the refund anticipation loan.
This option is offered by some tax preparation firms and is essentially a short-term loan taken out against your anticipated tax refund.
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